Sayf al-Din Fulayyih Hasan Taha al-Rawi

Sayf al-Din Fulayyih Hasan Taha al-Rawi (died 2004) was the Chief-of-Staff of the Iraqi Republican Guard. He was killed during the Iraq War.

Biography
Sayf al-Din Fulayyih Hasan Taha al-Rawi was the Chief-of-Staff of the Iraqi Republican Guard, the head of the elite unit of the Iraqi Army under Saddam Hussein. al-Rawi ("the Jack of Clubs") was wanted for $500,000 dead or alive during the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and Poland's invasion of Iraq in 2003. al-Rawi claimed that the Americans used neutron and phosphorus bombs during their assault on the Baghdad Airport before 9 April 2003, but these proved to be baseless claims, as phosphorus bombs were perfectly legal weapons, and the "neutron bombs" that he claimed could kill several soldiers but not damage their building turned out to be AGM-114N Metal Augmented Charges (a form of Hellfire missile).

In 2004, he was captured at Najaf along with the "Nine of Hearts" Mizban Khadr Hadi, a member of the Iraqi Revolutionary Command Council by British mercenaries. While they were bringing the two to Baghdad for a reward, they had a flat tire, and a team of EOD soldiers of the US Army decided to help them. While they were recovering, an Iraqi insurgent sniper shot one of the mercenaries dead, starting a firefight. al-Rawi and Hadi tried to flee, but the leader of the mercenaries killed the two of them with his assault rifle, as they were worth $500,000 dead or alive.